South Bay Digs • April 20, 2012

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The year was 1990, the summer I graduated college and packed up my car and moved to Hermosa Beach. The sun, surf and beach vibe was a dream come true for a twenty two year old looking to start his post college life. It was a different Hermosa then – my friends and I would hang out and watch bands at the Lighthouse Café, grab schooners at the HBYC, drop into the Poop Deck after a day at the beach, listen to DJ Roy at BBC (upstairs at Besties) and always be cruising the Strand…those were the days!
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digs, south bay digs, magazine, issue 36, april 20, 2011

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On The Cover
Page 22

Under the Manhattan Beach Sun Photography by Paul Jonason.

Home of the Week
Page 21

5 Diamond Luxury Residence.

Publisher’s Muse
Page 22

Meet Me at the Lighthouse Cafe.

Spotlight: Hermosa Beach
Page 51

From Sand Dunes to Surfers Walk of Fame.

Dig This
Page 26

Luke Lamp Co.

Local Nuggets
Page 62

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